Street bridge just before you get over to i80. But well track that but it is all clear for i80 across that bridge down the upper east shore freeway. Here are your travel times at the minimum, markus, send it right back to you. Thank you. Back to our microclimate weather alert coverage. Get ready because today is going to be dangerously hot temperatures. As kari mentioned 106 degrees in some places which means a lot of people need to be prepared and careful. Bob red dpel is live in livermore run of the many expected hot spots in is more than weather, were talking about health as well, bob. Reporter we are. Good morning. As we expect that bank sign behind me in downtown livermore to read 105, 106, over whun 10 tomorrow. So we did speak with brian kaminsky, hes an Emergency Room Physician at valley care just down the road in pleasanton. Hes worried that a lot of people who are end up in his emergency room as these temps soar past 100 degrees here. The biggest concern is for children and a
steve tonight. An alarming revalation for anyone who drives or rides in california. That deadly Greyhound Bus crash last year in san jose. Was caused by inadequate traffic signs. pam thats according to the National Transportation safety boards report. Which was released late today. Grant lodes is here to break down the specifics. grant this was on highway 101 in san jose in january of last year. It was dark and raining at the time. The ntsb says the bus was exiting the freeway and because markings were worn or missing. The driver thought he was in the exit lane. It turns out we was not and went up a barrier. Rolling the bus. It wound up on its side. The ntsb says the barrier should have been visible. Even in the bad weather. But it was not. The ntsb faults the state for not properly marking the roadway. Also, investigators say the bus had seatbelts but only two of the 21 passengers were wearing them. The two passengers who died in the crash were not belted, and were thrown from the bus
Are accusations that conditions inside the building were deplorable. Including impassable hallways filled with trash. steve kron4s aleica reid is live tonight in oakland with an update. Alecia . Its still a very active scene out here tonight 24 hours after that deadly fire. Surviving families are concerned about whats next for them. Theyre also mourning their neighbors that passed away. Pkgsot this is only gonna last a couple of days so its going to get even tougher than thisvictims of the san pablo avenue fire are currently lodging at the Oakland Youth Center nearby. Red cross has been a staple since monday. Families are receiving some aid. Sot i lost everything so the 125 they just gave me helps a littleclothing donations from the community have been pouring in. Sot i lost everything. Everything in my room gone. The whole house gonesome folks immediately rummaged through to find anything that could fit. Daryle allums oakland sot they dont have no clothes, no hygienes right now so wer
Nbc bay areas rick boon is live outside the hall of justice in san jose with what they want. Rick. Reporter hey, janelle. What they want, they want this guy to spend the rest of his life in jail. This shocker today comes almost exactly a year to the date that Robert Farmer was picked up, arrested for all these crimes. In court today, he admitted to everything. He says even though he admits he did it, theyre not letting him off the hook. 25yearold Robert Farmer and his attorneys made a lastminute decision in court just before new evidence was set to be added in the cases against him. Farmer admitted to 21 counts of felony animal cruelty in which he assaulted and murdered more than 20 cats. We never found the body. Reporter her 17yearold cat, go, go, was one of Farmers First victims. Surveillance video captured farmer in the act as he chased and picked up the cat from the neighborhood. Just took our sense of safety. Because he took it from us. Reporter the 25yearold was finally found and
Sunshine state. When you factor in this with high tide, this, again, could be some flooding in some locations. Reporter forecasters calling for potential storm surge as high as 11 feet with wind gusts surpassing 100 Miles Per Hour in some places bringing down power lines and trees. Hear like a big bomb and it came down. Reporter death toll climbing. The interior ministry saying nearly 300 people were killed and with many areas still inaccessible, local officials suggest that that number could multiply. Meanwhile in florida, at least three hurricanerelated deaths with a warning the lifethreatening impacts from this storm still may not be over. I just want to emphasize to everybody that this is still a really dangerous hurricane. That danger now shifting towards georgia and the carolinas. Officials there are urging people, especially in coastal areas, to evacuate as Hurricane Matthew makes its way northward. This is going to hurt. Were trying to just reduce the amount of lives lost or ha